If estimating populations is hard, estimating population trends is much harder.
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Estimating calories is a skill that comes naturally to few; ditto, estimating portion sizes.
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In any event, errors in estimating consumption have been matched by equal and opposite errors in estimating exports.
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Errors estimating exports lead to equal and opposite errors estimating domestic consumption through the formula employed by the EIA.
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But it is at least possible some of the missing barrels have been caused by the IEA over-estimating oil supplies or under-estimating demand.
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The IEA may be under-estimating non-OPEC production, and over-estimating global consumption, both of which could lower demand for OPEC crude compared with the baseline.
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"While each issue has merit, we believe investors are under-estimating the market's potential upside, and over-estimating risks," said Jonathan Golub, Credit Suisse's chief U.S. equity strategist.
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" Zach, estimating: "Five to six hundred dollars a month.
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But to the extent the missing barrels are the result of over-estimating supply and under-estimating demand, or have been absorbed into China's strategic stocks, the overhang could clear more quickly.
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Estimating the returns from these assets, after costs, is tricky.
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Another problem is estimating the workload and pay for contractors.
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And the task of estimating their size often gets contentious.
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The Central Intelligence Agency is expert at estimating crowd sizes.
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A Federal Reserve Bank president is estimating 30 percent unemployment.
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She is estimating $2,000 in losses so far in March.
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Organizers are estimating 500,000 people, but many doubt that figure.
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Another challenge is estimating vote preferences in the first place.
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We were estimating people would drink five juices a week.
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Critics accused the IEA of over-estimating supply, under-estimating demand, contributing to perception of a glut, depressing prices, and causing unnecessary hardship to the oil industry ("There Are No Missing Barrels", Simmons, 1999).
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Analysts were estimating fourth quarter output of around 69 million tonnes.
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The Commission, however, refrained from estimating the possible market for SBBS.
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Analysts were estimating revenue of $2.07 bln and EPS of $6.44.
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After estimating in March that he had lost around 100 lbs.
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Just 58 percent were accurate at estimating their wives' orgasm frequency.
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Dhammananda said, estimating that 50 percent of local people support them.
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Estimating performance My new research investigates this topic in more detail.
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Let's start by estimating the total thermal energy in the Earth.
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A month ago, the conservative government was estimating growth of 2.8%.
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We haven't booked anything yet, but I'm estimating around $2,500 total.
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Estimating the impact of the coronavirus sounds like a fool's errand.
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That'll give us a lot more statistical precision in estimating the risks.
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Could we make an attempt at estimating potential deaths from both options?
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The CBO's sole purpose is estimating the financial implications of federal legislation.
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The Women's March the following day is estimating at least 200,000 attendees.
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The CBO was not comparing apples to apples when estimating uninsured predictions.
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Analysts were estimating $454 million in revenue, according to data from Refinitiv.
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Wall Street is estimating that 2015 sales will top $100 billion dollars.
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The Department is estimating an increase in revenue of $70 million annually.
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Estimating that the government's budget deficit in 2009 was 15.4% of GDP.
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Conservatively estimating, that represents at least $6900 million in dues or fees.
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The studio Universal is estimating a $60 million domestic debut, while Boxoffice.
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I also found out that I'm bad at estimating my calorie consumption.
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They're also very bad at estimating their real needs for parking spots.
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Estimating vote-share change using those precincts, this is what we see.
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It's an impressive number — and one that other companies are also estimating.
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Government officials estimating that 30% of the region's species may have died.
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"It has substantial, experienced staff dedicated to doing exactly one thing, estimating bills and estimating what the consequences are, and the CBO has been used by the Congress for four decades now as a neutral arbiter," she said.
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Analysts on average were estimating $863 per share, according to Thomson Reuters data.
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The company reported second-quarter guidance, estimating $55- $59 billion in revenue, vs.
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Analysts on average were estimating $3.53 per share, according to Thomson Reuters data.
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The White House is estimating this year's budget deficit will total $1.09 trillion.
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" Media coverage amplified the claims, with Newsweek estimating "millions of jobs at risk.
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Wall Street was estimating about $50 million in sales for the nausea treatment.
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"That's pretty good just estimating it by eye, from a grid," he said.
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Some traders, however, warned that the RBI might be under-estimating the risks.
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Small companies can have a hard time estimating how far along they are.
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Or perhaps Nintendo is consistently bad at estimating interest in its own wares.
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They are also estimating 700 impacted structures and more than 17,4003 acres burned.
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Analysts were estimating same-store sales growth of 0.5 percent, according to FactSet.
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The paper argues that, actually, it doesn't make estimating our overall risk impossible.
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One analyst is estimating that the valuation could be at least $270 billion.
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Lavelle says there is no question of the Americans under-estimating their opponents.
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That's because we're terrible at estimating how much time we actually spend online.
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Estimating a dollar amount can motivate you to make progress toward the goal.
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Do you have any way of estimating how many people read your essays?
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Police are estimating roughly 15,000 people in the march, according to ABC News.
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One of those applications is estimating the value of complex CEO pay packages.
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And it must get better at estimating the economic consequences of water damage.
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"My sales have dropped," Nizam said, estimating they had fallen by 40 percent.
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Estimating the cost of college is not as straightforward as you might think.
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"We're generally pretty good about estimating the location of a storm," Kossin added.
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But for the purpose of estimating relative voting power, this doesn't really matter.
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She did a calculation estimating how much energy a split atom might release.
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Estimating these percentages before the investigation begins helps establish context for later findings.
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The Finance Ministry has been estimating an expansion of 0.5 percent in 2017.
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When estimating losses, Gross says to avoid relying solely on your historical records.
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Estimating the impact of the green economy in the United States is challenging.
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The first describes her approach to estimating the costs of Medicare-for-all.
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Analysts were estimating earnings of $2.78 per share and revenue of $53.9 billion.
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Nate Silver and the team at FiveThirtyEight have one way of estimating that.
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Companies typically use the cost of providing services as a basis for estimating future revenue from the contracts, but the process can lead to over- or under-estimating the value of the contracts as assets on the balance sheet, experts say.
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By 2016, Forbes had revised their list, estimating Holmes's net worth at zero dollars.
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The company was once extremely successful, with Bloomberg estimating its worth at $100 million.
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Perform the calculation with a method that does not involve estimating the web stretch.
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Initially it performed well, but was soon wildly over-estimating the number of cases.
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FdP's portfolio offered a better yield, according to Gecina, estimating it at five percent.
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Some experts argue that the CDC's methods for estimating autism prevalence may be misleading.
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They're making educated guesses about their data — estimating, for example, user gender and age.
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At one point, the Atlanta Federal Reserve was estimating GDP to rise just 0.2%.
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Melissa Meeks is declaring her income and estimating Jeremy's as part of their divorce.
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"There are analysts that are estimating 175 bushels per acre (for corn)," said Liddell.
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Blakely countered by estimating that Avenatti has made 53 public appearances discussing Daniels' case.
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It's estimating between $250 million and $350 million this year, according to those documents.
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The State Department is now estimating there are about 2,700 pages of schedules left.
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Earlier, industry officials were estimating exports of 7.5 million bales of 150 kg each.
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And it's only grown since, with officials now estimating 2911 million rides a day.
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Come on—but I'm estimating this photograph is 64 percent banter, or 6.4 Bantons.
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Estimating quantities can be tricky: one bulk toothpaste purchase lasted more than eight years.
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They then consider additional funding by estimating the amount and valuation of another round.
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These same analysts are estimating Pyongyang now has between 20 and 60 nuclear weapons.
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Cummings cited a Huffington Post analysis estimating that that trip cost taxpayers $3.6 million.
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Borrowers should be conservative, however, when estimating their earnings after graduation, Mr. Frotman said.
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The exception, he said, estimating that 90 to 220 percent are owned by foreigners.
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That's why we sometimes see wide differences in estimating what single-payer would cost.
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The League is estimating that increase at 1.6%, based on data available thus far.
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November's ADP report was a big miss, since economists were estimating 150,000 new jobs.
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Economists are estimating 5.45 million U.S. homes sold in September, according to Dow Jones.
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The Conference Board is estimating growth of 2.2% for the second half of 2019.
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Economists are estimating 5.46 million U.S. homes sold in October, according to Dow Jones.
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I'm estimating I'll make about $175, maybe more if they pay more for Christmas.
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Mark Michaels, Yorktown Heights, N.Y. Estimating crowd sizes has long been a fraught topic.
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The company is now estimating sales will be between $6.2 billion and $6.3 billion.
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But the trickiest part of the equation for the campaigns is estimating Republican turnout.
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There's another super-awesome use—estimating the amount of carbon dioxide that trees absorb.
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Estimating the magnitude of impact for a philanthropic intervention is difficult bordering on untenable.
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STANLEY FISCHER: You know, it was-- the real interest rates that people are estimating as being the equilibrium interest rate for the long term, short-- sorry, the short-term interest rate that people are estimating as equilibrium is very close to zero.
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In September, the company said it made an error in estimating a key video metric.
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The number could be higher if they have more capability than -- than we are estimating.
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We've also looked at actively estimating human intentions, again by leveraging the autonomous car's actions.
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Analysts on average are estimating earnings of 81 cents and sales of about $779 million.
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The fuzziness of Ms Warren's plan also makes estimating a total break-up value difficult.
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Mikuska described Manafort's property as a "luxury" unit, estimating it was about 2,000 square feet.
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The contractor opted not to sue, estimating the litigation would cost more than the losses.
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Yet we are terrible at estimating how likely we are to be affected by them.
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Given variations in each trip, estimating the security costs around a presidential trip is difficult.
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Most weren't even close, estimating that patients would live five times longer than they did.
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Analysts, on average were estimating earnings of $5.04 per share and sales of $11.9 billion.
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The problem, of course, was the same as before: programmers are bad at estimating time.
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Estimating the percent total body surface area burned, "% TBSA," is more difficult than it sounds.
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Viacom was down 1.31 percent to $44.46 premarket after estimating lower-than-expected quarterly earnings.
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Analysts on average were estimating a drop of 5.15%, according to IBES data from Refinitiv.
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It may be possible that these two yield-estimating procedures have stepped out of sync.
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"I had stuff everywhere," he said, estimating that his collection includes at least 10,000 pieces.
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According to Reuters, Russia is estimating that Assad's forces control 93 percent of the city.
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The $85033 billion estimate relies on outdated rules for estimating the cost of student loans.
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Beshar's daughters, estimating that her parents paid "less than $200,000" for the place back then.
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I remember estimating needing about 1,000 euros [approximately $1,197] for travel, hotel and the procedure.
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And they may be over-estimating their understanding of regular people who voted for Trump.
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The latest predictions are bleak, estimating as much as a 6-foot rise by 2100.
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North Korea has other ways to get cash, though estimating those amounts is tricky work.
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Experts aren't certain how much is frozen in total, with many estimating a lower figure.
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Throughout any outbreak, there is a third, more difficult problem with estimating the mortality rate.
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Bernstein analysts initiated Aramco with an "underperform" rating, estimating its value at around $1.36 trillion.
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Analysts on average are estimating revenue of $4.12 billion and profit of $77.433 per share.
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Wall Street is estimating Mastercard's sales to come in at $4.3 billion for the quarter.
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"Emissions from fossil sources are correspondingly larger than many have been estimating," Dr. Howarth said.
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The turnout in London was large, with organizers estimating more than 100,000 participants as well.
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From the end of August 2016, the Energy Information Administration introduced a new and more accurate methodology for calculating exports and estimating weekly gasoline and diesel consumption ("Statistical methodology of estimating petroleum exports using data from U.S. Customs and Border Protection", EIA, Aug. 2016).
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Joshua Gans, an economist at the University of Toronto, said both men also had helped to reduce the barriers to government intervention: In the case of climate change, by estimating the costs of inaction; in the case of innovation, by estimating the benefits of action.
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The Atlanta Federal Reserve is currently estimating second-quarter GDP rising at a 2.6 percent rate.
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The Atlanta Federal Reserve is currently estimating second-quarter GDP rising at a 21 percent rate.
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UBS also released a note on Monday estimating that the market is undervaluing Apple's services business.
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However, RBC Capital Markets is estimating Amazon generated $1.5 to $2 billion in Prime Day revenue.
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The company gave high expectations for the first quarter, estimating an 18 percent boost in revenue.
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Apex Marketing Group recently released a report estimating Popeyes received $23.25 million in equivalent ad value.
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HP is estimating just eight hours this year, down from 10 hours on the original model.
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Because oil prices go up and down so much, estimating and valuing reserves is fiendishly hard.
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Collins cited a Congressional Budget Office analysis estimating the bill would leave millions more Americans uninsured.
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The Myanmar army is now estimating up to 224,500 people took part in the August offensive.
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Canada's retail sales data is due on Friday, with a Reuters poll estimating a 0.1% decrease.
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The Atlanta Federal Reserve is currently estimating second-quarter GDP rising at a 22.2 percent rate.
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Analysts polled by FactSet are estimating a loss of 53 cents on revenue of $984 million.
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The Myanmar army is now estimating up to 6,500 people took part in the August offensive.
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"We want to be realistic when estimating future asset values and income from assets," Hughes said.
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Disney is usually on the conservative side when it comes to estimating its box office haul.
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On Friday, the USDA surprised traders by estimating U.S. 2019 corn plantings at 91.7 million acres.
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Most recently, the futures market was estimating a 55 percent chance of a move in December.
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The tour is essentially estimating the top end yield potential given the stage of the crops.
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The company modestly upgraded Apple's expected EPS for 2017, estimating a range of $10.93 to $11.58.
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"It's similar to estimating the effect of second-hand smoke - very difficult to do," Chuang acknowledged.
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It's also important to know whether you are accurately estimating the amount of alcohol you consume.
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This starts with estimating potential losses at various probabilities, beyond FEMA's so-called "hundred-year" event.
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"Those things are worth a lot of money," Ms. Stevens noted, estimating its value at $180,000.
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Forbes first declared Zhang a billionaire in March 2018, estimating that Zhang was worth $4 billion.
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The Urban institute looked at several potential scenarios for estimating the effect of repeal on kids.
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Prosecutor Scarlett Wilson said the retrial would be shorter, estimating it would take about two weeks.
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By 2021, eMarketer is estimating 553 million adult wearable users, representing 22.6 percent of the population.
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Aguilar's company, which specializes in costing estimating, scheduling, and quality assurance, wouldn't physically build the wall.
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Right now, Google is estimating an October release for that build of the popular web browsing.
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Economists are estimating 230,23 Americans filed applications for unemployment benefits last week, according to Dow Jones.
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Georgetown University created a model estimating the payoff, over 40 years, for more than 4,500 colleges.
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Economists were estimating 215,000 Americans filed applications for unemployment benefits last week, according to Dow Jones.
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Estimating the aging potential of a young wine always requires a good bit of informed guesswork.
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Economist are estimating 28,230 Americans filed applications for unemployment benefits last week, according to Dow Jones.
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Economists are estimating 200,000 Americans filed applications for unemployment benefits last week, according to Dow Jones.
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Economists are estimating 123,000 Americans filed applications for unemployment benefits last week, according to Dow Jones.
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Economists are estimating 215,000 Americans filed applications for unemployment benefits last week, according to Dow Jones.
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Iraqi authorities have played down the threat, estimating only a one in 1,000 chance of failure.
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The Atlanta Federal Reserve is currently estimating second-quarter GDP rising at a 2.9 percent rate.
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Economists are estimating 227,000 Americans filed applications for unemployment benefits last week, according to Dow Jones.
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So why is CBO estimating that 5 million people would no longer be covered under Medicaid?
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Soon afterward, Italy's Adnkronos news agency cited an emergency ambulance service spokesman estimating dozens had perished.
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"Estimating the structure of airflow is particularly important when locating an odor source," said Professor Mitra Hartmann.
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App Annie put the figure at over $32 billion, while Adobe is estimating $23.4 billion in sales.
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Ulmer's dad also taught her to put together a budget, listing her expenses and estimating her income.
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But with analysts estimating a 2015 loss of 729 million Swiss francs ($712 million) in its Feb.
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Tasso called the government criticism of the DETER data baseless, estimating its accuracy at more than 90%.
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Its full year outlook remains unchanged, with Tiffany estimating it will earn $4.65 to $4.80 per share.
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In one part, it cites the office's death investigator as estimating the branch was 50 feet high.
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Estimating the population size and reproduction rate of species killed on the road still remains a challenge.
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He put an "official" headcount at 3,500, estimating that at least two-thirds of them were Hondurans.
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The algorithm studied did not take account of race when estimating a person's risk of health problems.
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They often price services "by the boots"—estimating from the client's appearance how much they can pay.
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It has previously underestimated renewable sources, such as wind and solar, while over-estimating nuclear and biofuels.
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The Atlanta Fed is currently estimating third-quarter GDP growth rising at a 3.4 percent annual pace.
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While in flight, the quadrotor is estimating its location and orientation in space 500 times a second.
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Wedbush is particularly bullish on Apple's move into streaming, estimating 100 million users in just three years.
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The UFC is estimating that 98 percent of its Fight Pass subscribers will view the Silva vs.
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Cowen is also bullish on Apple's services segment, estimating earnings from services to double in two years.
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He slept fitfully, estimating later that he'd gotten an hour before his daughter, Mehrin, stirred for school.
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Since then, Forbes has downgraded the ousted WeWork CEO, estimating that he is no longer a billionaire.
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Warren rolled out her plan to pay for Medicare for All, estimating it would cost $20.5 trillion.
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Their iPad-based measures test skills like tracking an object on the screen and accurately estimating time.
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The research noted the uncertainties related to estimating the effects of plunging property prices on household consumption.
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Shi'ites are a minority is Malaysia, with some estimating their numbers in only the tens of thousands.
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His group is estimating costs could increase by as much as 7 percent because of the pandemic.
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Over the last decade, Palamar and Han have published several papers estimating marijuana use by American seniors.
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Aena revised upwards traffic estimate for 22018, estimating passenger volume in Spain's airport network would rise 23%.
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He could not say whether that panel reviewed the document estimating the high risk of future crashes.
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That comes amid fears that the coronavirus could exact greater economic damage than Fed officials are estimating.
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It's worth noting that self-reports are not a very good way of estimating actual meat consumption.
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The Commerce Department's third cut at estimating second quarter growth for 2016 will be released Sept. 29.
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That information is then used to help select inventory, by estimating and anticipating future consumer buying demand.
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The company forecast adjusted profit of $20.45 to $21.25 per share, with analysts on average estimating $21.02.
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Moody's Analytics is estimating the cost of the storm will be between $51 billion and $75 billion.
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Turnout at the march in The Hague exceeded expectations with organizers estimating the crowd at about 35,000.
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"I almost puked as we were walking," Lucman said, estimating that there were more than 1,000 dead.
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This illustrates certain challenges in designing a cap and trade program: estimating emission levels and price fluctuations.
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Estimating wildfire costs is tricky, and PG&E's liabilities could end up being larger than investors expect.
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Estimating breakout times involves a lot of guesswork, because they depend on how aggressively a country moves.
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Republican leaders scheduled a vote before waiting for an analysis from the CBO estimating its effects. Rep.
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"I had to liquidate all of my good stuff," he said, estimating he sold some 1,500 bottles.
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The orthodontics company gave weak first-quarter guidance, estimating earnings of 78 cents - 84 cents per share, vs.
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First, the nature of the virus each year is essential to estimating how big the epidemic could be.
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Estimating how much the amnesty would bring in is difficult but it could reach $50 billion, he said.
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Safras projects Brazil's 2019 crop at 58.9 million 60-kg bags, estimating farmers already collected 54.95 million bags.
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Estimating how many British laws actually originate in Brussels is part of the fierce debate around the referendum.
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Stocks are typically valued through by estimating their future cash flows, which are more valuable at lower rates.
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But it will fulfill the technical requirement of a CBO score, by estimating how much it will cost.
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He wasn't involved with the study, which he said relied on "well established" methods for estimating carbon content.
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"It became a little embarrassing for me," she admitted, after estimating 400,000 news services picked up the story.
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The F-35C is still undergoing testing and the Pentagon is estimating it will be operational in 2019.
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Officials in Iowa are estimating the first round of flooding alone cost the state $2 billion in losses.
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Analysts were estimating that the company's adjusted earnings next fiscal year would rise 5.1% to $4.75 per share.
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The Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta is currently estimating second-quarter GDP growth at a 2.9 percent rate.
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Analysts on average are estimating earnings of $9.08 per share and sales of $19.5 billion for the year.
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The number surprised on the upside against a Reuters poll estimating a contraction of 120 million Swiss francs.
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The 2018 figure is down a bit from the $603 billion the firm was estimating back in December.
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However, studies estimating tax revenue numbers from legal states suggest S. 420 could be lucrative for the government.
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Meyer and his coauthors actually aren't the first to have attempted a consumption approach to estimating extreme poverty.
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In all, estimating generously about 2628,28500 people would likely need high-risk pool coverage after ObamaCare is repealed.
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He also remained bullish on wages, estimating they would grow between 2.5 percent and 3 percent this year.
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Today Forbes places Trump as the 121st-richest person in America, estimating his net worth at $4.5 billion.
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Snapchat's parent company reported sales of $150 million, with Reuters estimating a loss of 20 cents a share.
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The Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta is currently estimating second-quarter G.D.P. growth at a 2.9 percent rate.
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They had reached Pennsylvania as of Tuesday afternoon and were estimating to reach Ohio before midnight on Tuesday.
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We've been working to measure PFAS concentrations in food, estimating dietary exposure and determining the associated health effects.
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For forensic scientists, estimating the time of death from human remains has always been a somewhat iffy business.
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Your hope, when estimating a project, is not that all of your estimates will be 100% dead accurate.
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The CBO did meet in September to discuss revising its methods for estimating the mandate's impact, I'm told.
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One study looked at 220th-century statistics, estimating how much less blacks earned because of decades of discrimination.
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They are seeking class-action status, estimating that as many as 500,000 people may have bought these policies.
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Were all pretty good at estimating common expenses like electricity and phone and internet access, said Morningstar's Newcomb.
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The protest drew some of the largest crowds against Mr. Orban's administration, with organizers estimating attendance around 70,000.
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The range of estimates meant that esteemed economists took different approaches to estimating the yuan's true market value.
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The issue of estimating value, meanwhile, is it at the heart of much land conflict, says RICS's Kavanagh.
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Economists are estimating a 0.5% rise in retail sales in November, according to data surveyed by Dow Jones.
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Analysts are estimating profit growth of 7.8% for S&P 500 companies in 2020, based on Refinitiv's data.
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Richard Campell, whose Houston home was flooded, said his inspector was armed with an iPad and estimating software.
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The Commerce Department's third cut at estimating fourth quarter growth and 2016 growth will be released March 30.
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Analysts are estimating 53 adjusted earnings of $16.14 on revenue of $25.5 billion, according to Refintiv IBES data.
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Economists surveyed by Dow Jones are estimating 125,000 jobs added in September, down from 195,000 created in August.
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Economists are estimating a 210% rise in retail sales in December, according to data surveyed by Dow Jones.
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But one major cost that can often be overlooked when estimating the cost of a degree is textbooks.
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First off, we are essentially estimating our own value (which may or may not be accurate), Adshade notes.
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Coresight Research is estimating Prime Day 2018 sales should reach at minimum $3.4 billion globally, breaking another record.
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Moody's Analytics is estimating the economic cost from Harvey for southeast Texas at $51 billion to $75 billion.
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Airlines continue to push back their estimated dates of service, with United Airlines now estimating a June return.
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Economists are estimating a 0.4% drop to 5.44 million U.S. homes sold in November, according to Dow Jones.
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Independent organizations have questioned the reports' accuracy, estimating that the reported numbers are likely hundreds lower than reality.
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The hedge fund has earned Tepper billions, with Forbes estimating his net worth at more than $11 billion.
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"The polluted area is vast and the cleanup cost is tremendous," officials wrote, estimating a $33 million bill.
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The strike is estimating to cost GM up to $100 million a day, according to Wall Street analysts.
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Airlines continue to push back their estimated dates of service, with United Airlines now estimating a June return.
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People are notoriously bad at estimating their spending, according to Lynnette Khalfani-Cox, known as the Money Coach (askthemoneycoach.com/).
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The government is still grappling with the aftermath of the typhoon, this week estimating the losses at $1.4 billion.
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Pizza Hut's same-store sales have shown little growth since 2015, with analysts estimating a drop this year too.
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Cold War nuclear physicists were "surprisingly good" at estimating the yield of the bombs from the films, Spriggs said.
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The violence that day was intense, with reports estimating more than 210 people injured in the ensuing police crackdown.
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Economists surveyed by Dow Jones are estimating 150,000 jobs added in January, down from the 202,000 created in December.
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However, it's still a useful tool in estimating the costs and benefits of different ways to fight climate change.
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Analysts on average were estimating 24 earnings of $21.8 a share, according to Thomson Reuters I/B/E/S.
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The USDA on Friday surprised traders by estimating U.S. 2019 corn plantings at 91.7 million acres, topping trade expectations.
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That makes comparing them a better, if still imperfect, way of estimating what going to Harvard does to earnings.
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Analysts on average were estimating 2016 earnings of $10.67 a share, according to Thomson Reuters I/B/E/S.
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At this point, the department is estimating days or even weeks before the road can be cleared and reopened.
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One is for the city to conduct a complete technical study, fully estimating the cost of the elevated option.
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"I'd argue we have no idea if we are accurately estimating human demographic history," he wrote in an email.
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In 2017, Target agreed to pay out $18.5 million in a settlement (estimating the total damage at $202 million).
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And 80 seconds actually isn't that bad, with geological experts estimating that Californians wouldn't even get that much time.
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Analyst were estimating a profit of 36 Canadian cents per share, according to Thomson Reuters I/B/E/S.
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If you are estimating the size of the balloon and your answer is 4.5 kilograms, it's probably not correct.
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Analysts are estimating earnings of 64 cents per share, with a revenue estimate of $22.1 billion according to FactSet.
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Iraqi officials initially described the attack as a hostage situation, estimating that 50 people were trapped inside the complex.
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He'll definitely get back "twice as much" for what he sells, estimating he could even make upwards of $6,000.
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The miner said its normal train operations remain suspended, estimating that around 1.5 km of train track were damaged.
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Madoff oversaw the largest financial fraud in U.S. history, with prosecutors estimating he cheated clients out of $64.8 billion.
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The Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta is estimating that second-quarter G.D.P. will rise at a 2.6 percent rate.
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Analysts are estimating that Alibaba will report $1.04 per share on $7.8 billion in revenue in its earnings report.
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Given this weaker data, analysts are estimating EPS to be flat year over year, according to Bank of America.
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The United Nations regularly publishes demographic projections estimating how the world's population could change over the next several decades.
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The American Trucking Association is estimating a shortage of 160,000 truck drivers by 2028, if the current trends continue.
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Economist polled by Dow Jones are estimating U.S. consumer prices rose 212% in October, and at 230% annual rate.
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The protest drew some of the largest crowds against Orban's seven-year rule, with organisers estimating attendance around 70,000.
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It's also not clear why Trump knows there are more people in the caravan than people are estimating. 241.
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"It's horrible," Arbex said, estimating that at least 250 miners die every year in mudslides or other unreported accidents.
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Planckendael zoo captured the infant's arrival on video on Sunday, estimating the calf weighed around 85 kg (187 lb).
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Meredith is estimating between $400 million and $500 million of cost savings within two years of the companies' uniting.
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Experts are estimating that the fashion industry will be feeling the effects of coronavirus until at least June 2021.
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In 2015, Forbes ranked him as the world's sixth-highest-paid D.J., estimating his annual earnings at $19 million.
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"I don't know for sure," Frazier said with a laugh, estimating that he had drank a gallon of water.
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A study, for instance, did a decent job of estimating the 22018 election results based on an Xbox poll.
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The human toll would be unthinkable, with some experts estimating that 20,000 to 100,000 people could die each year.
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Estimating national trends from a sample of cities can be tricky because big cities tend to overstate national trends.
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But airports are experiencing their own financial cliff, with Airports Council International-North America estimating losses at $8.7 billion.
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"We all sit in an open workspace," said the employee, estimating that 250 people work on her floor alone.
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Actuaries were focused on estimating pension costs and then spreading out the cost as smoothly as possible over time.
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Experts are estimating that the economy could lose as many as 1 million jobs in the month of March.
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Research shows that politicians are surprisingly poor at estimating public opinion in their districts and states, Republicans in particular.
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"We'll be estimating how many planets are expected for stars with different temperatures," said Jaymie Matthews, Kunimoto's doctoral supervisor.
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The budget office's hardest task was estimating how many states would waive their insurance rules and in what ways.
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The protest drew some of the largest crowds against Orban's seven-year rule, with organizers estimating attendance around 70,000.
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Economist polled by Dow Jones are estimating U.S. consumer prices rose 23% in November, and at 2% annual rate.
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"For a long time, people have been estimating coronal temperature over small regions over small time scales," he said.
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But the airplane hangar was only half-full, with the campaign generously estimating as many as 1,000 had come.
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These costs are significant, with some estimating that now almost two-thirds of consumer goods are subject to tariffs.
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After 12 years of doing this, I've gotten pretty good at estimating what I can finish in a day.
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For traders, estimating the value for the oil is the hardest part as there has been no trade precedent.
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Economists polled by Dow Jones are estimating U.S. consumer prices rose 0.2% in December, at a 2.3% annual rate.
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However, Watson pointed out that he's currently estimating about 20 percent of the damage will be covered by insurance.
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This is a problem we will continue to face as long as we're just estimating the catch from anglers.
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"We lost many customers," he said, estimating that the company's revenue dropped more than 30 percent at the time.
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"We lost many customers," he said, estimating that the company's revenue dropped more than 30 percent at the time.
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The CBO did meet in September to discuss revising its methods for estimating the mandate's impact, Vox has reported.
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"Hundreds of thousands of children need immediate help," she said, estimating 1.7 million people were affected by the storm.
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Compared to prior reports, the fourth National Climate Assessment goes further in estimating the economic damages from climate change.
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Estimating exactly how many Facebook posts are "sensational or spammy" is a tremendous undertaking tantamount to a fool's game.
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The study's authors cautioned against using it as an estimation of CTE prevalence, or as a way of estimating risk.
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They also suggest two methods for estimating the effectiveness of various call-center operations, to better prioritize law enforcement's response.
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Reuters cites analysts estimating that a permanent end to Note 7 sales could cost the company up to $17 billion.
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The Trump administration is estimating that 80,000 to 120,000 political prisoners are being held in prison camps in North Korea.
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Therefore, if the molecular clock hypothesis holds true, this hypothesis serves as an extremely useful method for estimating evolutionary timescales.
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Weather forecasts indicate the worse of the heat wave has past, estimating a high of 73 in Montreal on Friday.
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Uber's calling the new charge "a delivery fee," estimating that drivers return an average of 11 lost items a year.
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It is estimating 139 million smartphones will be sold in India this year, growing 29.5 per cent year-over-year.
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Just for a little game of comparison here, experts are estimating that the island could be without amenities for months.
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The Headphone is available on Bragi's website now for $149.99, with Bragi estimating that orders should arriving within two weeks.
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Glassdoor compared the cost of living in different cities by estimating the average price of consumer goods and rental prices.
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The government of Mexico issued a statement on Wednesday, October 22018 estimating that 217,22013 people were continuing to travel north.
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But, Thursday morning, a few hyperbolic headlines managed to do the unthinkable in over-estimating the damage to the island.
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The company also forecast full-year adjusted profit of $1.59-$1.66 per share, while analysts are estimating $1.62 per share.
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He lowered his forecasts for the company, estimating that same-store sales will be down 19.5 percent for the quarter.
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They're estimating their Android app will increase usage by about 30 percent, based on users of the app's previous incarnation.
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FOR YEARS AMERICAN satellites have circled the Earth, measuring light levels at night and estimating how much is man-made.
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The op-ed, written with economist and lawyer Natasha Sarin, argued that estimating revenues from new taxes is notoriously difficult.
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The company said it had about $12 million in revenue last year, and was estimating $25-30 million this year.
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Analysts were estimating that the smartphone giant only shipped around 31 million Galaxy S9 phones since its release in March.
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Analysts on average were estimating a loss of 93 cents per share, according to Thomson Reuters I/B/E/S.
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Some families won't be able to benefit much, so it's worth estimating your aid with the before making drastic changes.
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The Labor Departments is estimating direct costs for employers to reach $27.3 million per year for the first 10 years.
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These ambitious satellite networks will require intensive capital, with some industry officials estimating costs running as high as $5 billion.
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Instead, the target is 17 million, which means it is estimating around 2.5 million sales during January, February and March.
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The budget contains no job or staff cuts; reductions came mostly from more accurately estimating costs across the city bureaucracy.
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Based on 1,076 reported salaries, Glassdoor ended up estimating that cashiers made almost an entire dollar more than Payscale's estimation.
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Plus, the fourth quarter is looking like another tough quarter with analysts estimating a 1.1% fall in earnings from 5003.
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"We want to build a new house on the same site," Neubauer said, estimating the damage at 300,000 euros ($335,190).
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It's tricky business estimating the value of SpaceX, the fast-moving rocket company founded by entrepreneur Elon Musk in 2002.
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Fan is China's top-earning actress, with Forbes estimating the star's earnings last year totaled 300 million yuan ($46.8 million).
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Every other estimating body that has examined the bill — public or private, left or right — has reached vastly different conclusions.
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Expected family contribution is a number calculated by the government estimating how much money a family can put toward college.
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Analysts at BNP Paribas said that was a realistic target, estimating the swap could raise up to 1.5 billion euros.
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Giant pandas are a vulnerable species, with the World Wildlife Fund estimating their numbers in the wild at only 1,864.
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This year's event is expected to be even bigger, with Citi Research estimating single-day sales will reach $1 billion.
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I'm not going to engage in the false precision of estimating how much I think these factors shift the odds.
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Space is a large place, and the task of accurately estimating the likelihood of little green men isn't exactly easy.
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It has about 700 million monthly users, with news reports estimating that 15 million of those pay for the service.
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That is the budget agency tasked with estimating how many people the bill will cover and what it will cost.
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"We will never know exact numbers," MSF said in a tweet after estimating that 900 had died during the week.
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This means that whenever you're estimating the investment it'll take to complete something — time or otherwise — multiply it by three.
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The Bank Indonesia survey predicted sales in February to have remained weak, estimating a year-on-year drop of 1.9%.
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But my coaching conversations have found that people are not naturally good at estimating how long work will take them.
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Martinez de Luco is a nun who advocates for policies that benefit canners, estimating 10,000 are in New York City.
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In the end, he suggested that I sell the watch online, estimating that I would get 63,000 to 10,000 francs.
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The CFPB seemed to offer support for that view, estimating that the regulations would reduce lending by about 80 percent.
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Zillow said that the lawsuits are without merit and that Illinois law doesn't count computer-generated estimating tools as appraisals.
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Analysts are estimating earnings of $230 per share, topping last year's second quarter of $210 per share, according to FactSet.
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In 2017, Forbes listed Sajwani as the 20143th wealthiest Arab in the world, estimating his wealth at $3.7 billion dollars.
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With no insurance to cushion the business, he's now estimating losses every year for the damage even before it happens.
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In fact, CNN's The Forecast is currently estimating that Democrats wind up with a 17-seat majority in the House.
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The Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn has revealed a secret government document estimating the impact of Boris Johnson&aposs Brexit plan.
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Earlier this month, The Washington Post first reported that the Treasury Department released data estimating its fiscal 2018 borrowing needs.
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The fallout Samsung faced was staggering, with one analysis estimating the company lost $17 billion due to the device's failures.
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Using this sample, he wrote a classified report estimating that a third of Guantánamo detainees had no connection to terrorism.
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Models are getting better at estimating the amount of climate change that will result from a given ton of GHGs.
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There are techniques for estimating and internalizing the costs associated with life-cycle damages that have been devised by economists.
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Moreover, the Treasury is estimating it will pay $415 billion in interest on the federal debt in this fiscal year.
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Provincial health officials are estimating there might up to 800 fentanyl overdose deaths there by the end of this year.
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He recently authored a report estimating that the individual market would shrink by 2 to 4 million people under AHCA.
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Oxfam has little hope the outbreak will be contained anytime soon, estimating 600,2 people will have cholera by year's end.
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Oxfam has little hope the outbreak will be contained anytime soon, estimating 600,000 people will have cholera by year's end.
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A recent paper suggests that the standard ways of estimating an economy's potential are overly influenced by blips in its performance.
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The Atlanta Fed is currently estimating the economy to grow at an annual pace of 3.5 percent in the third quarter.
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SunEdison said it needed about $310 million to stay in business, estimating a cash shortfall of $260 million by mid-June.
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For Hasbro, the impact would be slightly less, with Weiser estimating a 1-1.5 percent hit to its 2018 estimated sales.
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The Morton County Sheriff's department called the incident "an ongoing riot," estimating that up to 400 protesters were blocking the bridge.
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"Estimating the ages of sharks in general is difficult," Mahmood Shivji, a professor from Nova Southeastern University in Florida, told Gizmodo.
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That required calculating the details of each planet's mantle temperatures and pressures and estimating their early rock compositions, among other factors.
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Analysts are estimating an 8.2 percent rise in second-quarter earnings for the S&P 7473 companies from a year earlier.
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Analysts on average were estimating EPS of $1.23 on revenue of $453 million, according to Thomson Reuters I/B/E/S.
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"There's a recession nowhere in site," he added, estimating the S&P 500 at 3,000 by the end of next year.
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Ringly is also estimating a day longer battery life on this model: two to three days, instead of one to two.
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A "standardised" approach will replace alternatives based on banks' models for estimating operational risk (big fines, say, or cyber-security breaches).
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Supermarkets have also reported double-digit growth in organic sales, with Agence Bio estimating a first-half rise of 18 percent.
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Within the next 15 years, Human Habitat is estimating that number will double as people move from rural areas into cities.
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We did it by creating a new model for commonsense fiscal management based on sound budgeting, conservative estimating and restrained spending.
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"It is prime hotel, a prime destination and prime location," he said, estimating it could attract bids of about $500 million.
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Apple gave strong current quarter revenue guidance and reported iPhone and iPad shipments that were higher than analysts had been estimating.
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The violence was intense, with reports from Catalan authorities estimating that more than 230 people were injured in the police crackdown.
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That would mean estimating the portfolio value of the guaranteed income stream, be it Social Security or the pension, said Finke.
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It cleared that critical hurdle, with the CBO estimating it would decrease the budget deficit by $321 billion over 2017-2026.
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Deforestation is another issue -- the World Bank estimating that animal agriculture is responsible for up to 91% of the Amazon's destruction.
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Their paper, "Estimating the success of re-identifications in incomplete datasets using generative models," was published in the journal Nature Communications.
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Analysts on average were estimating EPS of $1.28 on revenue of $463 million, according to Thomson Reuters I/B/E/S.
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The IMF shaved off 21.4 percentage points from its previous economic forecast for the UK, estimating growth of 1.3% in 2017.
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But some investors had hoped for higher deficit spending, estimating the actual figure in 2015 may have been around 3.5 percent.
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Perhaps the most important service they provide is estimating the price that the market will bear for a given firm's bonds.
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"The management has adopted a conservative approach when estimating the potential liabilities," Eurocash board member Jacek Owczarek told Reuters on Friday.
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Campus sexual assault remains a major concern, with some reports estimating that one in five female students will be a victim.
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"I see more upside to the Nasdaq," said Johnson, estimating a 12 percent rise from current levels over the next year.
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"People have typed a lot of words!" he adds, estimating it at between three to four million words at this point.
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You should also consider how much you are saving toward retirement when estimating how much income you will need, West said.
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An expert for the plaintiffs had earlier filed a report estimating the most favored nation deals caused damages of $118 million.
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The bulk annuity market is expected to reach record levels this year, with some analysts estimating sales of 30 billion pounds.
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With Neilsen Bookscan estimating 12 million copies sold in the United States in 2015, the trend shows little sign of slowing.
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Infertility is a significant global health problem, with specialists estimating that as many as one in six couples worldwide are affected.
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Analysts said that Fonterra was still under-estimating the likely dent to global dairy prices from increased supply in coming months.
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On April 7873 the company revised the filing, estimating that it would price its stock between $10 and $12 per share.
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Economists are estimating 210,200 jobs created in October, according to Dow Jones, a slowing from the 212,200 jobs added in September.
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Though correctly estimating cause of death may be a challenge, it is less difficult to explain the increase in fatal overdoses.
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He has been the Street's biggest bull in 2019, estimating that the S&P 703 would hit 3,250 by year-end.
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The study sees a steep increase in the next eight years, estimating a combined total of 250,21.8 jobs created by 22.
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"You could just rent staircases," he said of the connections between his viewing platforms, estimating that the project would cost $25,000.
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Gignac and Zajenkowski also examined whether the men or the women in their sample were better at estimating their partners' intelligence.
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Largely because of the problems associated with estimating exports in real time, most analysts regard the monthly data as more accurate.
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But he also claims it is fundamentally flawed because it backs into bitcoin's power consumption by estimating miners' revenues and expenses.
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The Atlanta Fed maintains a widely followed economic tracker called GDPNow that is estimating 4.8 percent growth for the second quarter.
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A different approach for estimating loan costs is known as fair value accounting, which incorporates market risk and alters projections considerably.
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As for undocumented immigrants from North Korea, they are "all over the map," Lloyd said, estimating they are fewer than 1,000.
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Kelen leaned back against the mast and looked at the front of the outrigger float and the back, estimating our speed.
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Although the Apple Watch was the most accurate at estimating heart rate, it was the least accurate at calculating energy expenditure.
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Automation is radically transforming businesses, with McKinsey estimating that as many as one-third of American jobs will disappear by 2030.
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The executive responded that estimating the "TCA" (total cost of a**holes) was more than an intellectual exercise in his company.
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Analysts' are estimating an 8.2 percent rise in second-quarter earnings for the S&P 500 companies from a year earlier.
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"Such an acquisition could be highly accretive," the analysts wrote, estimating that a deal could add 30 percent to Qualcomm's earnings.
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The Department of Education's tool for estimating repayment can help you compare what your payments would be under the different options.
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Keep this in mind when estimating an isolation period for family members who may have become sick after a loved one.
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"Rivian is 22021 percent minus family," Mr. Scaringe said, estimating that his wife and children get 5 percent of his time.
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The accuracy of the Congressional Budget Office model estimating the provision's cost and coverage effects is a major point of contention.
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She noted that the genes relevant for estimating gestational age were identified using healthy Caucasian Danish women with full-term pregnancies.
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And Goldman Sachs issued a note Thursday saying the firm is estimating U.S. companies will generate no earnings growth in 2020.
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Analysts on average were estimating EPS of $5.72 on revenue of $1.97 billion, according to Thomson Reuters I/B/E/S.
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One of the sources said BNP Paribas was estimating the value of the business at between $4 billion and $5 billion.
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Economists surveyed by Dow Jones are estimating 28,215 jobs added in December, up from the disappointing 67,000 jobs created in November.
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They're immature: One technique for estimating their developmental age has consistently likened them to the brain of a second-trimester fetus.
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The company is seen as the market leader, with analysts at times estimating its market share at 70 percent or higher.
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With 100 percent of the islands power offline, authorities are estimating it may take at least 6 months to restore power.
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"We want more of them to come," he told Reuters, estimating that Chinese already rent half the property in the city.
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It expects the trend to increase as the holiday approaches, estimating that about 61% of online shoppers will choose this option.
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The U.S. Department of Agriculture is estimating that domestic potato output will drop 6.1% this year, its lowest level since 2010.
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The tech giant said it was estimating a record 15.1 trillion Korean won ($14.13 billion) in operating profit for the quarter.
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Wall Street analysts are extremely bullish on Waymo, with Morgan Stanley estimating a $175 billion valuation over the next several decades.
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One of the sources said BNP Paribas was estimating the value of the business at between $4.63 billion and $5 billion.
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McKinsey goes further in estimating that full economic equality between women and men would add $28 trillion to the world economy.
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Reported is a key term, as Darkness to Light cites figures estimating that only 38% of child victims report sex abuse.
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That would mean estimating the portfolio value of the guaranteed income stream, be it Social Security or the pension, Finke explained.
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How can we even start estimating the fundamental value of Bitcoin, with its astonishing market value of more than $275 billion?
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But in early 2016, the agency revised its numbers significantly upward, estimating that 18 million would enroll in coverage each year.
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The histograms below show the results of 23,215 model simulations estimating support, with the mean estimate marked with a red bar.
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Trump then had press secretary Sean Spicer call an impromptu briefing in which Spicer lashed the press for estimating crowd size.
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I test this argument by estimating effects of black-led protest movements in the 1960s on white attitudes and voting behavior.
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Tepco is estimating net profit of 288 billion yen in the year through March 2018, more than double the year earlier period.
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Ebitda is also taking a big hit: with Twitter estimating between $145 and $5303 for Q2, while analysts had expected $173 million.
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Photo: GettyFacebook is bleeding users, with external researchers estimating that the social network lost 2.8 million US users under 25 last year.
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Analysts have had difficulty estimating the value of Abengoa's assets in Brazil, many of which are already in operation and generating revenue.
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Researchers are estimating that eating 10 portions of fruits and veggies a day could prevent almost 8 million premature deaths per year.
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" But analysts warn the RBI risks under-estimating the impact of Prime Minister Narendra Modi's crackdown on unaccounted cash, or "black money.
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This makes estimating the frequency of medical harm very difficult — and researchers generally believe that their figures underestimate the prevalence of harm.
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Essentially, tracking how much you eat by estimating the number of calories consumed could help you stay on top of your weight.
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"Julia writes the songs as if she's the artist," he said, estimating that Ms. Michaels leads 75 percent of their studio time.
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Estimating the risk of catastrophic collapses would require a structural engineering analysis of each dam, which was not part of his study.
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Additionally, Apple gave strong current-quarter revenue guidance, and reported iPhone and iPad shipments that were higher than analysts had been estimating.
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"Research shows individuals have a hard time estimating how many hours a day they are active or sitting," Diaz said by email.
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Without estimating the benefits the American people would gain under these initiatives, the Tax Policy Center's report is inaccurate and one-sided.
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Monetary policy experts in recent days have surmised that the rate probably is considerably lower than most central bankers had been estimating.
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Reuters data shows that analysts are now estimating bumper 21.1 percent growth in the January-March quarter among U.S. S&P500 firms.
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Fifty-five companies in that group of 303 go the extra step of estimating what they would pay in taxes upon repatriation.
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CEOs also project just 163 percent GDP growth for 2016, a number consistent with what most economists are estimating for the year.
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And the popularity of drones shows no signs of slowing down, with CTA estimating sales will more than double from last year.
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Lawmakers reverse-engineer the process, estimating the cost of what they want to pass in advance, and then issuing the necessary instructions.
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The company said it needed about $310 million to stay in business, estimating a cash shortfall of $260 million by mid-June.
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Instead, the White House said, it was an estimate of what the CBO would end up estimating, based on the CBO's methodology.
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The reinsurance firm Swiss Re released a report estimating that damage from a similar-sized storm could cost up to $33 billion.
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The company gave a weak guidance, estimating its diluted earnings for 2017 to be between $1.45 a share and $1.75 per share.
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According to the study, scientists have been going about estimating underwater melt for tidewater glaciers, which flow into the ocean, all wrong.
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"Nobody is looking for you," he chides her, estimating it could be a year or more before it's safe to go aboveground.
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In the end, Qualcomm is estimating that this new processor can last 4-12 hours more than the previous Wear 2100 platform.
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Some families won't be able to benefit much so it's worth estimating your aid with the government's calculator before making drastic changes.
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But as export volumes have climbed and become more variable the potential for estimating errors in the weekly export numbers has increased.
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Samsung is estimating an operating profit of 9.2 trillion KRW ($7.75 billion) on sales of 53 trillion KRW, or approximately $44.6 billion.
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It's likely that if this technique is used, it will be in conjunction with other traditional ways for estimating time of death.
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More objective Wall Street analysts have agreed, estimating that retail store closures are likely to eliminate between 10,000 and 30,000 redundant positions.
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The Congressional Budget Office (CBO) is expected to release its assessment of the bill on Monday, estimating its potential cost and impact.
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Economists polled by Reuters are expecting productivity growth to have continued slowing in the third quarter, estimating a rise 0.9% in Q3.
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He cited the nonpartisan Tax Foundation's analysis estimating that California's combined state and local taxes are among the highest in the nation.
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You will absorb more here about cutting and sawing and pulping and shipping and estimating lumber yields than you might think possible.
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He expressed particular enthusiasm regarding energy, estimating that U.S. companies likely can sell $40 billion to $50 billion to companies in China.
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The analysts cut their 2016 earnings estimate for the banks by an average 20 percent, while estimating revenue declines of 21 percent.
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Estimating that the project could cost $5 billion to $10 billion, Mr. Milner is initially investing $100 million for research and development.
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But the trackers weren't so good at estimating how much energy you were putting out — with up to a 43% error rate.
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"I'm constantly looking at the bills," said Ms. Marini, estimating that she pays more than $214,000 a year in extra delivery costs.
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The insurance industry has begun to tally the damage from Maria, with one modeling company estimating that claims could reach $85 billion.
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One way of estimating the size of the internet is to look at the amount of information that's consume by web traffic.
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Estimating how many people died is difficult; no one knows how many boarded a given boat, or what boats are at sea.
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"We will never know exact numbers," Medecins San Frontieres said in a Tweet after estimating that 453 had died during the week.
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"We will never know exact numbers," Medecins San Frontieres said in a Tweet after estimating that 900 had died during the week.
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When the Hound robbed them of their silver in Season 26, estimating they would be dead come winter, he ensured their fate.
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The I.R.S. is estimating that it will receive more than 22018 million extension requests this year, or nearly one in 22018 filers.
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There, he speculated about political speaking fees, calling himself "the Zagats" of such things, estimating his own fee to be around $40,000.
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The numbers were certainly large, with analysts estimating the package could make $21 trillion or more in loans to non-financial firms.
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Other experts are estimating that hundreds of thousands of fish, at a minimum, have died in southeastern Australia during this fire season.
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The numbers were certainly large, with analysts estimating the package could make $1 trillion or more in loans to non-financial firms.
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Guidewire Software — The software company tanked 18% after giving weak third quarter earnings guidance, estimating a loss of 41 cents per share.
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Clark's death was "not instantaneous," Omalu told reporters, estimating the father of two died between 3 to 10 minutes after being shot.
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Clark's death was "not instantaneous," Omalu told reporters, estimating the father of two died between three and 10 minutes after being shot.
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Looking forward, in Q4 Snap is estimating 214 to 215 million daily active users and $540 million to $560 million in revenue.
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The DOA is estimating that revenues for all crops will decline $6900 billion, or under 2628 percent, thanks to crimped soybean sales.
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New CEO John Flannery slashed that forecast, with the company's latest outlook estimating earnings per share between $1 and $1.07 this year.
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The data comes from the government's annual American Community Survey, which demographers consider the most comprehensive source for estimating the immigrant population.
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In the all-important delegate count, CNN is estimating Sanders and Buttigieg both earned nine delegates on Tuesday, while Klobuchar won six.
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It is a move enabled by his immense wealth, with media executives estimating the cost at between $1.25 million and $3 million.
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Insurer Suncorp Group said it received 2,600 bushfire-related claims since September, estimating costs of up to A$345 million ($13 million).
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"It is very pricey for many couples, but it depends on where you go," she said, estimating the starting range at $40,000.
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The hardest job for the C.B.O. is estimating the effects of the MacArthur Amendment, which allows states to waive several insurance regulations.
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Analysts say the cost may be smaller, with Bartlomiej Kubicki, senior equity analyst at Societe Generale, estimating it at 440 million zlotys.
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This bleak picture highlights how climate change could wreak havoc over the coming years, estimating 260,000 extra deaths for the year 2100.
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Economists surveyed by Dow Jones are estimating 150,000 jobs added in November, a faster pace than the 125,000 jobs added in October.
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Trendforce expects HTC to launch new models less frequently this year, estimating production volume for 2018 at less than 2 million units.
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Adobe is estimating 61% of online shoppers will use same-day shipping, or pick up an order in person, this holiday season.
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It also will have much greater correlation to the S&P 25 overall, with CFRA estimating an increase from 0.6 to 1.0.
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Other analysts, particularly Wall Street firms, have begun estimating how specific industries would fare under the tax plan in the years ahead.
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Statistical sampling is often employed as ways of estimating the probability that some samples are truly representative of the phenomena being studied.
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"He had an explanation and he pre-emptively brought it up," the official said, estimating Duterte did 90 percent of the talking.
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The cost of repeal is high, with the non-partisan Congressional Budget Office estimating that it would cost $137 billion over 10 years.
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There's no record of a Type 64 being auctioned before, according to Hagerty, and, given the car's uniqueness, estimating its value is difficult.
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More than two million undocumented immigrants reside in California, with Pew Research Center estimating in 2014 that over 70 percent are Mexican-born.
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Estimating what kind of deal the U.S. government could get on the largest single print job in the history of mankind is difficult.
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By mid-2018 the CBO had adjusted its projections downward, estimating closer to 8 million people would drop coverage without the individual mandate.
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"Downside risks to the growth outlook remain pronounced," the European Union's executive said, estimating 2021 growth of 0.6% in its new interim forecast.
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Then, we set about estimating the costs of living in a place we'd never lived and with a child we'd never had before.
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Instead of estimating drops onto your tongue, gummies are an easy alternative for pre-portioned dosages — and they also just taste really good.
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Henry McMaster sent a letter Thursday to the South Carolina congressional delegation estimating the financial impact of Hurricane Florence has exceeded $1.2 billion.
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The biggest potential, she argues, comes from the bill's focus on estimating the bang for the buck that each aid program is getting.
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All he wants is a manual "everyday wheelchair," he said, estimating its cost to be about $2,000, which is about the standard price.
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Although Arkema has not yet filed a report estimating the air pollution triggered by this explosion, dozens of other industrial facilities already have.
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Alternatively under- and over-estimating China's progress, the U.S. and Europe are left simply unmoored in terms of tracking their primary geopolitical competition.
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This condition is linked to 40,000 deaths a year in the UK, with the NHS estimating that a quarter of these are preventable.
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POLAND'S PKN ORLEN SAYS IS CURRENTLY ANALYZING AND ESTIMATING COSTS AND POTENTIAL LOSSES RESULTING FROM THE SUSPENSION OF RUSSIAN OIL SUPPLIES IN APRIL
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This technique, now known as a "Fermi Estimate," works by estimating numbers in powers of ten (see TED-Ed video above for more).
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The bottom line: Reforms appear to be alleviating Angola's economic ills, with the World Bank estimating increased GDP growth of 2.9% in 2019.
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Indonesia, where most of the thick cloud originated, suffered even more economically, with the World Bank estimating damages at $16.1 billion in 2015.
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Interestingly, as well as estimating the industry's shortfall in talent, the report also speculates about the global competition to develop and deploy it.
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If you computationally simulate a population evolving neutrally, then methods for estimating demography will work; but introduce linked selection, and those methods fail.
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It led to 1,000 flights being cancelled or diverted, with airline easyJet estimating a loss of almost $20 million as a direct result.
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Consensus forecasts now call for a growth rate of less than 2 percent this year, well below what the White House is estimating.
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Estimating compound political and economic effects out into the future and then properly discounting them back to the present is a fool's errand.
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That cheapening in turn meant a complicated redesign of survey operations, including a shift to online questionnaires and cheaper ways of estimating populations.
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Portugal is currently estimating a 1.5 percent gross domestic product for this year, but this figure doesn't include the recapitalization of the bank.
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Analysts on average were estimating revenue of $15.09 billion and core earnings of $3.99 billion, according to Thomson Reuters I/B/E/S.
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Japanese electronics company Sharp said last Friday it was estimating a profit of 21.2827 billion yen ($21.29 million) for the year ended March.
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"For renewable energy, my target is to reach 1,000 megawatts by 10," said Kamdani, estimating the investment to cost more than $1 billion.
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The need to hedge appears to be greater than ever, with some estimating that only 14 percent of 2016 oil output is protected.
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The Pentagon this year also reported on military families, estimating that in 2017 there were 186 suicide deaths among military spouses and dependents.
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About 2628,28500 U.S. service members from the Korean War remain unaccounted for, with DPAA estimating that about 6900,2628 were lost in North Korea.
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Economist are estimating 33,000 Americans filed applications for unemployment benefits last week, according to Dow Jones, down from the previous week's 218,000 claims.
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About 7,85033 U.S. service members from the Korean War remain unaccounted for, with DPAA estimating that about 5,300 were lost in North Korea.
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For one, it calculated the global benefits while only estimating the domestic costs, leading to a significantly higher estimate per ton of carbon.
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The company sold 180 million shares for $45 each on Thursday after estimating that its stock would be worth between $44 and $85033.
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People are also way off when it comes to estimating monthly spending on these services, according to a report from Waterstone Management Group.
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Analysts on average are estimating trading profit of 126 million pounds, according to company provided consensus, ahead of 123 million pounds last year.
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But the Indian Ministry of Commerce expects the impact of losing this status to be limited, estimating a hit of around $190 million.
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The sector is currently quite under supplied, with Jones Lang LaSalle estimating China's modern warehousing area at only a quarter of U.S. levels.
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"These are unprecedented conditions," Flannigan said, estimating that four to five million people living in the Bay Area are breathing toxic air outdoors.
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The discrepancies in terms of raw shipments can be attributed to how the firms go about estimating the market size and sales trends.
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In terms of size, they've had trouble estimating it, because I don't think he's been particularly forthcoming about how much money he made.
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About 7,000 U.S. service members from the Korean War remain unaccounted for, with DPAA estimating that about 5,300 were lost in North Korea.
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Iowa is estimating $1.6 billion in losses, Nebraska $1.3 billion, but the overall damage is hard to calculate because the floodwaters haven't receded.
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It can indirectly boost certain pay-fors by estimating them as raising lots of revenue, or kill them by minimizing their revenue impact.
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Fed Funds watchtool is estimating a 88.8% chance of a 25 basis point rate cut at the Fed's September FOMC meeting next week.
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Apex Marketing Group, an advertising consultancy in Michigan, released a report estimating that Popeyes received $20163 million in free advertising, according to Reuters.
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"We're estimating the economic loss to Ethiopia's GDP at some $17 million," Alp Toker, executive director of internet monitoring group NetBlocks, told Reuters.
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Scientists are estimating that social distancing, including canceling big events and closing schools, plus widespread testing, could save hundreds of thousands of lives.
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Overall, the analysts are estimating between $2.9 billion (Bernstein) and $3 billion (UBS) in revenue this year, compared to $3.1 billion in 2019.
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As a result, Tesla is estimating it will cost $1.26 per mile to operate, compared with $1.51 a mile for a diesel truck.
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"You literally need to have your own private army now," he said, estimating the cost to him at more than $73,000 a year.
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Estimating the cost of professional and doctoral degrees is a bit trickier, as the types of degrees and how they work vary widely.
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Witnesses are often central to estimating timing, so we spoke to a doctor who was working at Kafr Nabl when it was hit.
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If you expect to have a tax bill, you&aposre responsible for estimating the amount and paying it in full by April 15.
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Economists are estimating 22020,453 Americans filed applications for unemployment benefits last week, according to Dow Jones, up from the previous week's 245,28 claims.
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Because they had difficulty estimating their risks under the law, there were provisions that protected them from miscalculations in the first three years.
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Seoul-based analysts have forecast an IPO size of about 1.5 trillion won after estimating ING Life's valuation at about 3 trillion won.
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Estimating future supply essentially involved calculating the project pipeline and factoring in the "unknown knowns" such as political risk in oil-producing nations.
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Vietnam's department of tourism is estimating the outbreak will cause $3 billion to $4 billion in direct damage to the country's tourism industry.
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Announced buybacks are already close to $212 billion this year and many are estimating it will surpass $800 billion this year, a record.
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Fact #6: Estimating the impact of proposed legislation is precisely what the Congressional Budget Office was set up to do back in 1974.
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CAA is estimating it will end up running about 1,000 flights total, but "I'm not sure we know the exact number," Taylor adds.
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The demonstration in Rome appeared to be their largest so far, with a policeman at the scene estimating a turnout of 40,000 people.
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"Prolonged drought is making it hard to find pasture and food," he explained, estimating a third of his cattle have starved this year.
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BofA expects clean energy and electric-vehicle companies to emerge as winners, estimating the clean energy market to be already worth $24 billion.
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To capture the inherent uncertainty in estimating public opinion, our model simulates a range of outcomes which are consistent with the survey data.
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They also emphasize the importance of addressing Ohio's opioid crisis, estimating it costs the state between $6.6 billion and $73 billion every year.
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"They just said they'd been undercharging me because they'd been estimating it for all that time," said Huddleston, a 210-year-old widow.
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The Congressional Budget Office released an analysis late Thursday estimating that the HCFA would cause 16 million fewer Americans to have health coverage.
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China is the biggest concern, with analysts estimating that its troubled credit could exceed $5 trillion — equivalent to half the country's annual economic output.
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A recent Moody's report called out $1.3 trillion in outstanding student loans, estimating the average graduate leaves college with roughly $29,000 in total debt.
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Stora announced the investment in the mill in Ostroleka, Poland last year, estimating the project's costs in the region of 350-400 million euros.
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CBD-infused gummies are a delish alternative when estimating drops of oil sounds too hard and when vaping in public draws too much attention.
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It is a decision that differs sharply with some private forecasters, who believe the RBI is under-estimating the impact of the cash crackdown.
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The cabinets' view was slightly more rosy, estimating the fresh spending would push growth to 2.1 percent this year and 2.7 percent in 2018.
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He said media reports estimating an impact of the scheme on Italy's budget of tens of billions of euros "seemed to be strongly exaggerated".
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The system is constantly measuring and estimating the velocities of the objects moving around the drone, and it does this 50 times a second.
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Ives said Uber has established itself has the "clear No. 1 player" in rides, estimating its core driving service is worth about $75 billion.
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Forbes named her the highest-paid artist of 2016, estimating that off her blowout 1989 tour and product endorsements, she probably made $170 million.
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Perhaps most irritating to the banks are the Fed's annual stress tests, estimating how much equity would be burned up in a hypothetical crisis.
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Nextdoor, the neighborhood social networking site, raised about $75 million in a funding round, The Information reported, estimating that the valuation is $1.5 billion.
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PerkinElmer, which also makes neonatal and environmental testing equipment, forecast full-year 2018 adjusted earnings of $3.50 per share, while analysts were estimating $9.
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Political strategists are estimating that the actual process of separating from the EU, should it come to that, could take up to two years.
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The IAAF's 10 and 5 nmol/L thresholds were largely based on estimating the maximum level that a non-intersex woman could naturally reach.
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Its researchers found that a set of 40 social and economic indicators are the most useful for estimating a person's overall quality of life.
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The 'ndrangheta is believed to have over 60,000 affiliates across the world with some estimating its turnover as totaling 303 percent of Italy's GDP.
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The American Society of Civil Engineers recently gave U.S. infrastructure a D+, estimating that our country requires $3.6 trillion in infrastructure investment by 19893.
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Sweden's finances are in rude shape with the government estimating a deficit of 0.2 percent of GDP this year and a surplus in 2019.
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Avengers: Endgame has already broken box office records, with Forbes estimating the film might top $2 billion by Sunday, its second week in theaters.
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We increased the expenses proportionally to the average budget, estimating annual airfare costs of $2,300, hotel costs of $2,700 and vehicle rentals of $400.
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Forbes listed it #94 among its America's Most Promising Companies last year, estimating revenues of $7 million, a figure Wall has declined to verify.
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Takieso is estimating a ship date of August 2018, but as a Kickstarter project, make sure to take that with a grain of salt.
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Known as YFCC100M, it has aided all kinds of scientific projects, such as estimating where photos and videos were taken without using geographic coordinates.
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The company said on Thursday it is estimating operating profit of 290 billion yen ($2.64 billion), down from a previously estimated 320 billion yen.
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But state elections director Bryan Caskey said the secretary of state&aposs office is estimating that between 8,000 and 10,000 provisional ballots were cast.
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Given that, the CBD hype train will surely chug forward, with some financial experts estimating that it'll become a billion-dollar industry by 2020.
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The government of Puerto Rico recently published a report estimating the storm's death toll at 1,427 people, more than 20 times the previous estimate.
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The dictionary is part of "Operation Breakthrough," a DEA research project originally aimed at estimating the total amount of cocaine production in South America.
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That's because the majority of brides have never planned a wedding before, so they get a lot wrong when estimating their costs, Steib said.
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The Fox takeover is poised to be a headwind for Disney, Goldman noted, estimating $2 billion in cost synergies by the two-year anniversary.
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Senate Democrats released a report last month estimating that it would cost about $22018 billion to build, and $220 million a year to maintain.
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Gaba last week released his final projection for 2016 open enrollment, estimating that between 12.4 million and 12.9 million people will have signed up.
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Synder acknowledged as much in a letter earlier this month to President Barack Obama, estimating it would cost $767,419,500 to replace Flint's water system.
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Puerto Rico is estimating in a report to Congress detailing a $139 billion reconstruction plan that Hurricane Maria led to 1,427 more deaths. (Reuters)
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That's the question at the center of a new study comparing prediction markets to some other approaches to estimating the likelihood of geopolitical events.
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The Nevada Democratic Party blasted Heller for being absent from the letter, estimating that 6900,2628 Nevadans could lose health coverage under the GOP bill.
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Alberta Premier Rachel Notley said they were encouraged by how much of it escaped destruction, estimating almost 90 percent of its buildings were saved.
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GM is also hedging its bets on production targets after getting burned in the past by over-estimating demand for electric or hybrid cars.
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Twitter's monthly active user growth decelerated to 11 percent in the third quarter of 2015, with measurement firm comScore estimating deteriorating engagement as well.
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The fight underscores the high stakes of emicizumab's approaching arrival on the haemophilia A market, with some analysts estimating $5 billion in annual sales.
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It's estimating we won't start seeing the actual impact of the additional streamers on Twitch's platform until either Q4 2017 or even Q33 2018.
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Pfizer forecast 2019 adjusted earnings of $2.82 to $2.23 per share, while analysts were estimating $3.04 per share, according to IBES data from Refinitiv.
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PerkinElmer, which also makes neonatal and environmental testing equipment, forecast full-year 2018 adjusted earnings of $3.50 per share, while analysts were estimating $3.47.
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"It is really painful," he added, estimating that most of the investors at the Shanghai trading hall had lost money over the past year.
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The figure cited represents an annual loss of gross domestic product per household after 15 years, estimating 6.2 percent lower growth nationally by 6203.
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Intrigued, I read the article only to find out that capital investment had not soared, rather, Credit Suisse was estimating that it would soar.
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In estimating the $2.5 billion, CipherTrace looked at about 350 million transactions from the 20 exchanges and found 100 million of those with counterparties.
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Estimating enrollments of roughly 250 students in the first year at each new charter school, this could cost about $21625 million in year one.
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Analysts were estimating a profit of 77 cents and revenue of $519.9 million for the quarter, according to Thomson Reuters I/B/E/S.
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Hutton and his co-authors did not determine a child's relationship with screens simply by estimating the amount of time they spent with devices.
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The company came in ahead of expectations, adding nearly 6.3 million paid subscribers internationally, where analysts were estimating it would add just 6 million.
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In its report, IRENA noted that estimating small hydropower employment is "challenging", in part because many of the jobs associated with it are informal.
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"The habit of estimating your taxes helps force you to budget," said Alex Marlantes, co-founder and CEO of mileage and receipt tracker Everlance.
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Last year he and his colleagues published their latest update, estimating that the productivity of the Arctic rose 30 percent between 1998 and 2012.
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We increased the expenses proportionally to the average budget, estimating annual airfare costs of $2,300, hotel costs of $2,103 and vehicle rentals of $400.
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In a few studies, Dr. Lazar says, waist-to-hip ratio seems to be better at estimating your actual metabolic health than BMI alone.
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Delta also said it stood to benefit from a steep decline in fuel costs, estimating that it would save $2 billion over the year.
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And following the sparse directions Lindeman emailed me, estimating quantities to replicate it as close as I could, the salad came together in minutes.
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Half of the judges saw "cases" with risk scores estimating the defendant had a medium to high risk of rearrest and half did not.
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In January Bloomberg reported that the company might be offered for sale, with analysts estimating it could be worth $8 billion to $10 billion.
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When estimating how long tasks will take you, be sure to include waiting time to get what you need from each round of communication.
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"Collecting is a huge part of my life," he said, estimating the value of his watches at more than 1713 million Singapore dollars ($725,210).
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The peer-reviewed paper found the industry wasn't accurately estimating methane because EPA rules instructed them to use a formula rather than actual measurements.
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After running some numbers, however, Ms. Pasic decided not to bid on the space, estimating that renovation costs would probably hover around $1 million.
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We increased the expenses proportionally to the average budget, estimating annual airfare costs of $21,2150, hotel costs of $25,5003 and vehicle rentals of $2500.
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The University of Florida is estimating security for the planned Thursday speech by white nationalist leader Richard Spencer will cost the school about $600,85033.
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"Estimating the amount of dust that dims the tip of the red giant branch in the Large Magellanic Cloud is very difficult," he said.
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It cited brokerage firm China Securities as estimating that as many 30 million pieces of hardware would need to be replaced as a result.
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Over 30 people have been killed and over 2750 homes destroyed, while experts estimating the death toll among wildlife to number over one billion.
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In Amazon&aposs case, the company is now estimating the servers in its cloud data centers to last one year longer than previously projected.
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Wall Street is estimating $103.1 million in revenue for the fourth quarter and $305.2 million in revenue for the full year, according to FactSet.
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Last weekend, for the 12th weekend in a row, Hongkongers flooded the streets, with the New York Times estimating over 1.7 million in action.
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AND THE THING THEY HAVE BEEN UNDER ESTIMATING IS HOW PATRIOTIC THE AMERICANS INCLUDING THE ONES WHO HAVE BEEN HIT WITH RETALIATION REALLY ARE.
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The deal is expected to close in the second quarter, with the company estimating total debt to be about $16.6 billion at that time.
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Poaching and conflict have decimated those numbers over the years, with experts estimating there are 415,000 elephants left across Africa, according to the WWF.
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It's rare for animals to escape, he said, estimating the number at about half a dozen per year, although no official data is kept.
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Yet the Italian judicial system is complex, with foreclosure that can take up to 10 years, and estimating loan recovery is rarely clear-cut.
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PwC expects the e-sports market to grow drastically, estimating that revenues will rise to $1.6 billion in 2020 from $620 million in 2017.
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Railroads have cited the cost and complexity of adding the technology, called positive train control, estimating a total price of more than $10 billion.
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READ MORE: The I.R.S. is estimating that it will receive more than 14.6 million extension requests this year, or nearly one in 10 filers.
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The package was valued at $2.6 billion over the course of 10 years, using accounting methods for estimating the cash value of stock options.
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"What started out as a passion project kept my company afloat for easily a year," he said, estimating that he netted $200,000 to $300,000.
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He recounts a recent show at the Bell that was at capacity, estimating that there were maybe only 10 white people in the crowd.
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Estimating how quickly assets deteriorate is tricky; so too is the job of tracking repairs, which are often undertaken by companies in-house (see article).
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In the Garlock case, Judge Hodges held a full-blown evidentiary hearing as part of the process of estimating the company's liability to asbestos plaintiffs.
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The Pixel smartphone debuted a year ago, with analysts estimating sales of more than 2 million, pushing Google to record amounts of non-advertising revenue.
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But one of the biggest blind spots in this research is accurately estimating real time population size, which changes over the course of the year.
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Expectations on the immediate revenue impact vary widely, with Bank Indonesia estimating a boost of IDR53trn (USD4.0bn) while the Ministry of Finance expects IDR165tn (USD265bn).
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And, earlier this week, the Congressional Budget Office released a report estimating that a $15 federal minimum wage by 2025 would cost 153 million jobs.
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It also said its full-year Ebitda would come in at $45 million to $55 million; analysts were estimating $51 million for the full year.
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"I'm estimating between 15 and 25 percent of our population is going to be lost and we lose more and more every day," he said.
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Fiat Chrysler, the manufacturer with greatest U.S. sales exposure, would face the biggest hit, it claims, estimating a 47 percent fall in global net income.
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But the technology is still relatively new and the smart toy industry is growing, with one projection estimating it'll be worth $18 billion by 2023.
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Estimating that there will be over 600 billion invested in Indian retirement accounts by 2025, Piggy believes that that there is a large market opportunity.
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Estimating that 94% of elementary schools don't have science teachers, Mystery Science says that it is addressing this problem with experts Skyping into classrooms everyday.
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The agency would need to make some truly enormous errors in estimating exports to have more than a marginal impact on its estimates for consumption.
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"I really am committed to listening to every single thing," he said, estimating that he had collected more than a hundred hours of recorded sounds.
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Seventeen analysts polled by Thomson Reuters I/B/E/S on average are estimating a net income of 25.062 trillion rupiah for Mandiri in 2018.
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IBM says that Google "failed to fully account for plentiful disk storage" when estimating how long its traditional supercomputer would take to perform the calculation.
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Every four years, economists at Goldman Sachs take a short break from their usual chores to take a stab at estimating the Olympic medal tallies.
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KS), plans to list this year, with analysts estimating an offering size of about 2 trillion to 3 trillion won ($1.68 billion to $2.52 billion).
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Running injuries are extremely common, with some statistics estimating that as many as 90 percent of runners miss training time every year due to injury.
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Baden-Wuerttemberg, where VW's sports-car brand Porsche and rival Daimler are headquartered, also said it would sue, estimating it had lost around 400,000 euros.
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In his 2014 memoir Confessions of a Chelsea Boy, Matthews revealed details of his wild lifestyle – estimating that he had slept with around 1,000 women.
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Not because I really like food, or had a fetish for restaurant exteriors, but because I was really bad at estimating when Salat would happen.
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The United Nations says China carries out the largest number of executions, estimating that 6,687 people were put to death there from 1999 to 2003.
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This involved estimating how many people died of each disease at each age group, then subtracting that from the life expectancy in England (around 80).
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This is very much a concept at this point, with the company estimating that it won't begin development of this "new educational infrastructure" until 2017.
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Seventeen analysts polled by Thomson Reuters I/B/E/S are on average estimating a net income of 25.33 trillion rupiah for Mandiri in 2018.
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"Basically June, July and August are the big revenue months," he said, estimating that about 100 nearby vacation properties would be forced to offer refunds.
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They estimated that more time had passed the fuller the cup was filled, while Swedish speakers didn't have a problem estimating how long it took.
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Emerging bonds have been a hot-ticket item in 2016, with JPMorgan estimating year-to-date inflows to debt funds of close to $50 billion.
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The Atlanta Fed is currently estimating that the economy pretty much stood still in the first three months of 2016, expanding by just 0.1 percent
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However, the Wisconsin Elections Commission has been preparing for a recount anyway, with the Associated Press estimating that the cost to counties could exceed $520,000.
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The firm analyzed all of Sears' real estate, estimating it has about 480 locations still open, though about 80 of those are slated to close.
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The UK Food Standards Agency said on Thursday that it believes more eggs have been contaminated than they previously thought, estimating that number at 700,000.
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New Brunswick's government also firmly backs the pipeline, estimating it would give the province's C$32-billion ($24.11 billion) economy a roughly 10 percent bump.
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Camp's bill was the first tax to receive a "dynamic score" that took economic changes into consideration when estimating the impact on the federal budget.
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They are boosted by reports such as one from charity Oxfam estimating that 1 percent of the world's population owns 99 percent of the wealth.
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One hectare integrated with irrigation provides permanent work for five people, he added, estimating that a 40,000 cubic-meter reservoir costs around $15,000 to build.
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The U.S. Air Force has also invested in the demonstrator, Herro said, estimating a formal purchase tender could be issued in the next two years.
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The issue of exactly how many workers rely on the UK's nuclear weapons program is hotly contested, with supporters estimating anything up to 11,000 jobs.
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Campus sexual assault remains a major concern, with some reports estimating that one in five female students will be a victim during their college years.
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The agency thinks that the upcoming dates set for Orion are "not reliable based on schedule estimating best practices," according to one of the studies.
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The county had slashed the number of polling places to 60 from 200 in 2012, estimating only half of the actual turnout for the elections.
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Chinese production of refined tin has been falling this year, with Shanghai Metal Market estimating a 6% contraction and the ITA a heavier 9% slump.
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One study from the June 7843 Monthly Labor Review found that people estimating 75-plus hour workweeks were off, on average, by about 25 hours.
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Mr. Cruz often described the "hard ceiling" of support that Mr. Trump would surely brush up against, estimating it to be 35 to 40 percent.
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The competitions are gaining traction as spectator sports around the world, with experts estimating esports will generate more than $2275 billion in revenue this year.
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Debbie will hit Australia's A$1.7 trillion ($1.3 trillion) economy, with economists estimating it will slow growth to under 2 percent in the first quarter.
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C40 Cities, a network of 94 of the world's biggest cities, released a report on Wednesday estimating how much consumption habits drive the climate crisis.
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Flexible spending accounts are more widely used by savers, with WageWorks estimating there are three participants for every one health savings account holder, Dietel said.
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Crude traders may be under-estimating the president's determination to end what he has termed a "terrible" deal and ratchet up the pressure on Iran.
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Likewise, emission inventories are fairly reliable for estimating the amounts of greenhouse gases and air pollutants emitted from the end use combustion of fossil fuels.
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But now, the firm is estimating that Samsung, with about $180 billion in annual revenue, could lose more than $10 billion from the ongoing troubles.
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Estimating your coinsurance costTo estimate how much your coinsurance will cost you, you'll need to consider two numbers: your deductible and out-of-pocket maximum.
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Foot injuries from the long journey are most common, he said, estimating that the Red Cross has treated 1,300 to 1,400 people for these issues.
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Each fielded a question about a report from the Brookings Institution estimating that at least 15 million people would lose coverage under the Republican plan.
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In one slide showing expected results from 2016, Yahoo is estimating that revenue is dropping close to 15 percent and earnings by over 20 percent.
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However, numbers picked up slightly on Saturday with the Interior Ministry estimating that 46,600 people turned out nationwide for a 15th consecutive weekend of protests.
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Spingarn says Virgin Galactic "has a distinct first-to-market advantage" in space tourism, estimating nearest competitor Blue Origin is at least two years behind.
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Pick a number of years and you can probably find someone estimating that's how long it'll take to get fully autonomous cars on the road.
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Across a large number of quite different studies, the finding is clear: people at all performance levels are equally poor at estimating their relative performance.
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A new study in the journal Nature, based on a novel approach to estimating ocean temperatures, found the warming much more rapid than previously thought.
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He pointed out a recent study by the specialist website Artsy estimating that only 220 to 15 percent of gallery sales took place at fairs.
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"This is very very serious for us; we're estimating at this point that it would cost us approximately $10.5 million a year," Dr. Pollack said.
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CCB expects the yuan to track the dollar's movements in the near term and estimating 6.9 as the ceiling for the local currency for now.
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They gave them eye examinations, took blood samples and interviewed them about their health and behavior over the years, estimating exposure to ultraviolet B rays.
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"We're estimating this at a million and up just to be conservative," David Kohler, president of SCP Auctions, which will conduct the sale, told Reuters.
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The United Nations has described the situation in Nigeria's northeast as one of the world's worst humanitarian crises, estimating that 7.1 million people need assistance.
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"We're estimating we've rescued 150-200," New Bern Police Lt. David Daniels said early Friday morning, who estimates another 903-200 waiting to be rescued.
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The Catholic University of the Sacred Heart in Milan issued a budgetary assessment of the proposals, estimating their cost at as much as €125 billion.
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They're also still a relatively small part of the ecosystem, with BloombergNEF estimating that they made up about 3% of the global market in 2018.
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Shortly afterward, she sat for a morning-show interview on Radio NZ, estimating that she'd read "a bit more than 220,240 books" in her lifetime.
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On Thursday morning, money markets were estimating an 11.61% chance of a rate cut at the Bank of Canada's next policy meeting on Dec. 4.
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"It appears several rounds were fired into the car, and a handgun was recovered at the scene," Ford said, estimating that nine shots were fired.
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Ukraine's Central Bank supports that assertion, estimating that blocking trade with rebel areas could trim 1.5 percent from projected growth of 3 percent this year.
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A Government Accountability Office report in November 2015 found the TSA was not adequately estimating the costs associated with private screening compared to federal screening.
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Several banks and other organizations have cut their 2016 growth forecast in recent months, with Nordea and Citi estimating 1.3 percent and 1.1 percent, respectively.
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The U.N. has described the situation in northeast Nigeria as one of the world's worst humanitarian crises, estimating that around 7 million people need assistance.
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Meanwhile, the insurance industry was tallying the mounting costs of Maria, with one modeling firm estimating that claims could total as much as $85 billion.
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The charity said that a backlog could have disastrous consequences, estimating that Greece only has capacity to host some 3,700 people on the country's mainland.
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Forensic entomologists aren't just calculating the age of one type of fly, but all the insects that are present, and estimating their time of arrival.
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Still, he says making money is "not our top priority," estimating the company spends only about 20 percent of its resources on its advertising business.
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Bookmakers were even less optimistic, estimating the odds of an upset at a mere 276%, the most lopsided of any of the eight men's fourth-rounders.
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Campaigners say Dawoodi Bohras are the only Muslim community in South Asia to practice FGM, estimating that up to three quarters of Bohra girls are cut.
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This report follows on the heels of one early this month from the United Nations estimating that roughly one million species face extinction because of us.
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After sundown, a second, separate demonstration -- also in protest against Ireland's abortion laws -- commenced, with Irish police estimating 50,000 to 12,000 people on the capital's streets.
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"And that's a debt iceberg with titanic credit risks," they added, estimating that the ratio of all government debt to GDP was 60 percent last year.
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"My wife did everything for our company, from bookkeeping to returning calls to collecting checks, estimating and working with me doing the hardwood floors," Bob says.
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Event planners are estimating that 900,000 people will be in attendance Friday, which is half the turnout of President Barack Obama's record-breaking ceremony in 2008.
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The White House last week asked government agencies to begin estimating how much money is needed to help hurricane-hit states and territories recover and rebuild.
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Another former employee with knowledge of the business painted a less rosy picture, estimating that the full cloud business will book nearly $7 billion this year.
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As with other reports estimating the effects of Obamacare repeal, the economic downsides could be mitigated, or completely offset by a replacement plan for the ACA.
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In 2013, a U.N. panel of climate scientists merely said human influences had "very likely contributed" to the loss of Arctic ice, without estimating how much.
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Satellite perspectives of turbulent weather is a crucial link in the chain of preparing affected communities for potential landfall and estimating the scale of potential disasters.
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Protests erupted in Hong Kong this week, with organizers estimating over 1 million people attended a June 123 rally in opposition to a proposed extradition bill.
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The ban has had an obvious and immediate impact on domestic companies in China, with some analysts estimating video game giant Tencent lost over $1.5 billion.
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High-volume stores, like Mapco and Sheetz, are putting in capacity to sell ethanol blends "reflective of higher" E1503 volumes than EPA is estimating, Miller added.
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Large groups are remarkably good, on average, at estimating such things as the number of beans in a jar or the weight of a prize calf.
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The question is how large these errors in estimating exports tend to be and how much of an error they impart to estimates of domestic consumption.
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The EIA's estimating procedure has a backward-looking component so it can miss sudden changes in the rate of exports and only responds with a lag.
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The Verge cites analyst firm SuperAnalytics in saying that Epic earned $2.4 billion in 2018, estimating the revenue earned from in-game purchases and BattlePass subscriptions.
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Human rights groups say the number is likely much higher, with the watchdog organization Air Wars estimating the number to more likely be around 1,200 civilians.
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There are measurements that pop up, but you're still effectively estimating the size of something which may or may not be too big for your room.
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Sanders has similarly suggested a 22019 percent payroll tax on businesses, also with exemptions for small businesses, estimating it would generate $3.9 trillion over 10 years.
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Every two years, the US Bureau of Labor Statistics releases employment projections, estimating how employment in various occupations is likely to grow over the next decade.
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Audi is estimating a range of about 248 miles for the E-Tron GT, according to Europe's new Worldwide Harmonised Light Vehicle Test Procedure (WLTP) standards.
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Following Gottlieb's announcement, the New England Journal of Medicine promptly published a public health report estimating the future societal effects from cutting nicotine levels in cigarettes.
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But states seeking waivers for work requirements and other restrictions are estimating as much as an 8 percent or 19963 percent cut to their Medicaid rolls.
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Among those who reported between five to nine partners, about a quarter of men (compared to 15 percent of women) came to that conclusion by estimating.
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On Friday, the USDA surprised traders by estimating U.S. 2019 corn plantings at 91.7 million acres, prompting prices to post their steepest loss in three years.
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Metro21: Smart Cities Institute at Carnegie Mellon University and the Pittsburgh International Airport developed a model for estimating security wait times and distributing passengers across checkpoints.
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By the numbers: Fedeagro, the nation's main agricultural association, is estimating that total area planted with corn and rice this year will shrink by approximately 50%.
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The first is that in the model's calculation, punters tend to over-value all elite or well-known players, while under-estimating those of long-shots.
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Hundreds of thousands of fake listings appear on Google Maps every month, with the Journal estimating the service currently has about 11 million falsely listed businesses.
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Making e-commerce easier across Latin America, Skydrop is focused on estimating drop-off times, buying and printing shipping labels and handling returns for its customers.
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"Exports are going up," he said, estimating shipments would grow by up to 10 million tonnes in 2016 above an earlier forecast of 360 million tonnes.
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I haven't found helpful data to use in estimating Memberful's revenue, so whether this is $3 million or $733 million or another amount, I don't know.
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With the the UN estimating that roughly 2100 billion people live in slums or sub-standard housing globally, the issue extends far beyond the eastern Cape.
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"The partnership with Softbank is a game changer," said Robin Brass at private bank Hauck & Aufhaeuser, estimating it could boost Wirecard's EBITDA by 100 million euros.
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Sunday's demonstration had begun as a peaceful march, with organizers estimating that more than 400,000 people had joined the rally, while police said 138,000 took part.
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Most analysts had expected the 2018 target would be largely maintained or come in slightly lower, estimating the government exceeded the 20503 percent level last year.
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Previously, The Information reported that Uber uses an algorithm to keep labor costs down by estimating the lowest salary a new employee is likely to accept.
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That continues to the case months later, with officials estimating it will cost tens if not hundreds of millions of dollars to permanently address the issue.
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The fire has burned 49,626 acres and is 9% contained, with the agency estimating it will take until July 03 to get it fully under control.
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That included the appointment of Rice-recommended independent groups to handle and resolve complex cases, with Emmert estimating it would apply to maybe five cases annually.
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Sometimes researchers are tweaking because they want to find the best way of estimating an effect, but sometimes it's in the search for a significant effect.
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The U.S. Department of Defense agency this month issued a release estimating the cost of deal for 12 Bell UH-1Y utility helicopters at $575 million.
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The U.S. Department of Defense issued a release last October estimating the cost of the deal for 12 Bell UH-1Y utility helicopters at $575 million.
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That could encourage you to drink more without realizing just how much alcohol you're really consuming, which is something we kind of suck at estimating anyways.
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The damage allowed rain to flood equipment and furnishings, Kennedy Space Center director Robert Cabana said, estimating that repairs would cost in the millions of dollars.
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On the downside, the research team collected only "crude information" about egg consumption from participants, and this prevented them from estimating effects "more precisely," Yu said.
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But agency officials relied on overly optimistic projections of Pre-Check's appeal, estimating that millions of people would pay the $220 fee to enroll in it.
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Online video subscriptions are experiencing massive growth in the Middle East, with researchers at IHS Markit estimating they will grow 80-fold between 2013 and 2022.
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White House budget director Mick Mulvaney went so far as to say the CBO shouldn't even bother estimating the impact of the American Health Care Act.
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However, China-based firms such as Cofeed are estimating year-to-date figures for certain soybean processing fell just 20183% from a year ago, Friedrichs said.
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Avoiding antibiotic resistance Little suspects some patients do want to be handed a prescription, still doctors may also be over-estimating peoples' expectations for these drugs.
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Maria's strength was building as it approached the Lesser Antilles, the U.S. National Hurricane Center said, estimating its winds near 2145 miles per hour (145 kph).
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Credit Agricole's investment banking unit has fine-tuned its projection, saying around 20 personnel will move after originally estimating 10 to 100, a bank official said.
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While the measure also was strongly optimistic on the first quarter as well, at one point estimating 5.4 percent growth, other gauges are positive as well.
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Although it is difficult to be precise when estimating both the Afghan military's and the Taliban's force size, the trend lines in each case are worrisome.
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While the economy powers ahead, many citizens have been left behind, with the World Bank estimating that nearly half of the population still lives in poverty.
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In Lizard Island, Australia, to the northeast of Cairns, officials are estimating that 50% of the reefs have been killed due to prolonged and intense bleaching.
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The U.S. military has offered a breakdown accounting for 5,600 of them, estimating about 2,800 troops in Texas, 1,500 in Arizona and another 1,300 in California.
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Many art specialists are estimating the total amount paid for the works certainly exceed $100 million, but the museum has not commented on the final price.
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"We were all interested in estimating the public health impact and efficiency of PrEP," said Samuel Jenness, the study's lead author from Emory University in Atlanta.
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But eMarketer isn't tracking "subscribers" – it's estimating "viewers," which it says is any individual of any age watching the streaming service at least once per month.
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It has a capacity of roughly 700 megawatts, less than one-sixth the maximum capacity the US government is estimating could result from the Massachusetts deal.
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Figuring out how you'll spend your time and where you want to live can go a long way in estimating costs and motivating you to save.
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He's sticking to his lowball price tag: TRUMP: …It's also getting built for much less money — I hope you get this — than these people are estimating.
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Economic analysts, meanwhile, have been calculating the impact of a full-blown trade war, estimating a loss of about 1.2 percentage points to Chinese G.D.P. growth.
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More than 40,000 Americans died of overdoses from opioids such as fentanyl, heroin, and prescribed painkillers in 2016, and they are estimating even more in 2017.
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A third claims to have "groped so many women," estimating his total at between 50 and 70 — and claimed he wanted to escalate to violent rape.
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The study quoted data from Credit Suisse estimating that the global population of dollar millionaires increased to 42.2 million last year, from 29.7 million in 2011.
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Estimating the ultimate toll of the novel coronavirus is useful for health care planning, understanding the virus's economic impact, and for our personal sense of wellbeing.
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GE had previously set 2020 cash target of $2 billion to $4 billion, while estimating an adjusted profit of 50 cents to 60 cents per share.
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The crisis got worse after Hurricane Maria destroyed much of the island's infrastructure in 2017, with the commonwealth estimating that recovery costs will exceed $139 billion.
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However, we demand a much greater margin of safety from retail stocks, because estimating their future cash flows (and thus fair value) is becoming increasingly difficult.
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The market for EVs is expanding, with BP estimating that there will be 12 million on U.K. roads by 2040, up from roughly 135,000 in 2017.
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"We believe we can achieve good returns, now and in the future," she said, estimating a 4% return over time is achievable despite low interest rates.
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Grandet is estimating as much as $200 million in sales from the new energy drink, which he said will compete with Red Bull and Monster Beverage.
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"I believe that our witness and message is much more important than a name," he said, estimating that about a third of American churches could follow.
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"They are waiting for the weather to clear to start looking for the missing tourists," Acharya told Reuters, estimating the search operation could take 20 days.
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Start-ups can submit applications for the program until May 15, with officials estimating the selection process will take two months before courses begin in August.
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Algaseer said there were also a lot more openings from privatizations in the country, estimating that there would be $300 billion in such opportunities by 2022.
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" Before the report's release, he suggested that estimating the effects of legislation, a chief function of the C.B.O., "probably isn't the best use of their time.
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The sanctions will hurt Qatar's tourism and transport sectors in particular, Fitch said, estimating that Qatar Airways had lost about 10 percent of its passenger flow.
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The supply glut "is happening because Canada willfully holds Alberta's economy and Canada's economy hostage," she said, estimating the losses at C$80 million a day.
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The department said in a statement that there were no special factors affecting claims last week, although estimating the data can be more difficult around holidays.
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Now, Sotheby's London will auction the tape of the Decca audition online, estimating it will sell for 26,210 to 70,000 pounds, or about $65,000 to $90,000.
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Even the Census Bureau had argued against asking about citizenship, estimating that at least 630,000 households would refuse to take part if the question was included.
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The president told Karl he is "pretty good at estimating crowd sizes," a point he has long fixated on in describing his own rallies and events.
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In announcing his order, Mr. Newsom noted a National Academy of Sciences report estimating that one out of every 25 people on death row is innocent.
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Many private sector workers also heeded opposition calls for a general strike, with opposition politician Andres Velasquez estimating that 60 percent of the workforce had participated.
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Importantly, SIAP focused on identifying relative differences in participation across the city's neighborhoods, not on estimating the percentage of residents who take part in cultural activities.
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It provides a portrait of the entire adult population, not just voters — which may be important for many questions of public opinion other than estimating election results.
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Rather than estimate when, the report writers proposed a metric estimating quantum computers' power based on number of qubits and how likely they are to error out.
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Economists at the New York Federal Reserve, for example, are estimating fourth-quarter growth of just 1.8 percent, based on their "Nowcast" or more recently reported data.
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"People are probably drinking more than they realize, and it's harming our health," he said, referencing research that shows we're terrible at estimating our alcoholic beverage count.
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Jefferies initiated coverage of Apple's stock with a buy rating on Monday, estimating the tech giant can build "a massive" services business on its core iPhone business.
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Corporate earnings are in solid shape, with analysts estimating 20.7572 percent growth in the Jan-March quarter among U.S. S&P20.2 firms, according to Thomson Reuters data.
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The IPO is expected to be South Korea's biggest listing this year, with analysts estimating an offering size of about 2-3 trillion won ($1.80-$2.69 billion).
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Moldow is a long-time bull on marketplace lending, estimating in a 3743 white paper that the market would reach $2374 trillion in issued loans by 22014.
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U.S. gasoline exports are very small in relation to domestic consumption so even relatively large errors in estimating exports have only a small impact on consumption estimates.
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But consumption reportedly rebounded to record seasonal rates in weekly surveys for February and March leading some analysts to question whether the EIA is under-estimating exports.
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He has posted photos and videos of Tesla employee parking lots in the past as a way of estimating whether the company is operating at full production.
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The chain then moved to her waist, so that she would still be able to iron clothes, Zunduri says, estimating that she spent six months in chains.
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Paid listening apps represent a fairly small percentage of podcast listenership, with production platform Anchor estimating that Apple Podcasts and Spotify control more than 70% of listenership.
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The brand got its name from when Forbes named her father the 701st richest person in the world in 2009, estimating his net worth at $1 billion.
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Morgan Stanley released a report earlier this year estimating e-commerce sales in India of $119 billion in 2020 — a seven-fold increase from its 2015 prediction.
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But in terms of what we think, which is what I can really attest to, we're reasonably good at estimating what we think we're going to do.
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As that ripples through the world economy, companies are already feeling the effects and forecasters are estimating a hit of between 0.2% and 0.3% to global growth.
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"They hire teenagers or millennials — whoever can do it really, because it's a very specific lifestyle," he said, estimating he drove 33,000 miles in the last month.
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Novartis touched off a debate over what gene therapy is worth last year, estimating its treatment would be cost-effective at up to $22022 million per patient.
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This risk is partially mitigated by liquor's contribution to government coffers, with Fitch estimating that liquor taxes will account for 5.1% of total government revenue in 20153.
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Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman would like to see Aramco valued at $2000 trillion, about $27 billion more than bankers are currently estimating, according to sources.
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The IAAF's decision to cap intersex middle-distance athletes at 5nmol/L is based on estimating the maximum level that a non-intersex woman could naturally reach.
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He described the dangerous situation that unfolded Tuesday in the tourist community as a "nightmare scenario for us," with authorities estimating 100 rounds fired during the altercation.
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The bad news: You'll need to send your MacBook to one of Apple's repair centers, and the company's estimating the fix could take one to two weeks.
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Novartis touched off a debate over what gene therapy is worth last year, estimating its treatment would be cost effective at up to $5 million per patient.
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Novartis touched off a debate over what gene therapy is worth last year, estimating its treatment would be cost effective at up to $22022 million per patient.
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All of Hovey's drawings are made after the episodes are filmed, he told New York Magazine in 2018, estimating he's created roughly 3,000 drawings for the show.
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EnPro said it would set up and fully fund a $480 million trust, estimating that the after-tax value of its contribution would to be $284 million.
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